Crashed my sister's car....need Help??

JimmyTheWig

dacouch wrote: »

If the evidence is pointing towards a fraudulent claim would you be prepared to sit by and watch your sister accused of fraud / arson and the ramifications to her of it.

Unfortunately, from what he's written, I think he would, yes.

thenudeone

jbainbridge wrote: »

Were you insured to drive the car?

Your insurance doesn't almost certainly won't cover you if the car is TWOC'd

Benitomomo

If I were in your shoes, I would do the following:
1. Wait until your sister gets home
2. Do not drive the car again
3. Explain what happened and that you will pay for the damage
4. Your sister should then contact her insurance and state that she has had an accident due to the recent heavy rain
5. The insurance company will advise where to take the car for repair or write it off if the repair costs are too high
6. You should be prepared to pay the excess and the additional premium (if any) your sister will pay on her insurance
7. Sort out the issues with the rest of your family. It sounds like you are to blame for most of the issues if the recent event is an example
8. Families can be difficult at times, but imagine they were not there at all. You are lucky to have them.

Sgt_Pepper_2

Benitomomo wrote: »

If I were in your shoes, I would do the following:
1. Wait until your sister gets home
2. Do not drive the car again
3. Explain what happened and that you will pay for the damage
4. Your sister should then contact her insurance and state that she has had an accident due to the recent heavy rain
5. The insurance company will advise where to take the car for repair or write it off if the repair costs are too high
6. You should be prepared to pay the excess and the additional premium (if any) your sister will pay on her insurance
7. Sort out the issues with the rest of your family. It sounds like you are to blame for most of the issues if the recent event is an example
8. Families can be difficult at times, but imagine they were not there at all. You are lucky to have them.

So are you advising insurance fraud or is it just something you would do?

Idiophreak

barbiedoll wrote: »

If I've read the whole thread correctly, OP's sister is 20 and is younger than OP? So TWOC, drink-driving (or drink-crashing), damaging public property, failing to report an accident (possibly) etc etc......unacceptable but sometimes understandable behaviour for a dim-witted, spotty, hormone-infested teenager with a car full of mates egging him on and a girl to impress.

Not so acceptable from a self-pitying, egocentric twenty-something
with the morals of a Barclays banker and chip the size of the Titanic on his shoulder.

Grow up!

This is where the OP's trolling falls down. All he has to draw on for characterisation is his life experience to date....and clearly his life to date *is* that of a little school boy with spots on his cheeks and a whole case of kleenex hidden under his bed.

Older trolls can be much more difficult to spot.

Aretnap

Benitomomo wrote: »

If I were in your shoes, I would do the following:
1. Wait until your sister gets home
2. Do not drive the car again
3. Explain what happened and that you will pay for the damage
4. Your sister should then contact her insurance and state that she has had an accident due to the recent heavy rain
5. The insurance company will advise where to take the car for repair or write it off if the repair costs are too high
6. You should be prepared to pay the excess and the additional premium (if any) your sister will pay on her insurance
7. Sort out the issues with the rest of your family. It sounds like you are to blame for most of the issues if the recent event is an example
8. Families can be difficult at times, but imagine they were not there at all. You are lucky to have them.

You seem to be inciting the OP and his sister to commit an indictable offence by defrauding her insurers. Is that your final answer? Would you like to phone a friend?

Don't drop the soap in the shower.

DCFC79

Benitomomo wrote: »

If I were in your shoes, I would do the following:
1. Wait until your sister gets home
2. Do not drive the car again
3. Explain what happened and that you will pay for the damage
4. Your sister should then contact her insurance and state that she has had an accident due to the recent heavy rain
5. The insurance company will advise where to take the car for repair or write it off if the repair costs are too high
6. You should be prepared to pay the excess and the additional premium (if any) your sister will pay on her insurance
7. Sort out the issues with the rest of your family. It sounds like you are to blame for most of the issues if the recent event is an example
8. Families can be difficult at times, but imagine they were not there at all. You are lucky to have them.

OP i wouldnt follow this advice as its fraud and an offence. You should be honest and just own up (if it happened that is)

dt3887

Happychappy

Why do people insist on feeding the troll ? leave the poor child alone.

marleyboy

Happychappy wrote: »

Why do people insist on feeding the troll ? leave the poor child alone.

Agreed - This thread should be locked and allowed to sink to the bottom of the sewage from which this troll emerged.